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oyal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd. listed this one-bedroom plus den unit in a boutique building near Yonge Street and Eglinton Avenue for $599,000 in June 2024. The price had been reduced from $695,000 in April after the owner noticed a similar unit sold for $507,000 on the same floor. After seven weeks, the unit was sold to one visitor for $590,500.
The 24-year-old unit features a recently renovated U-shaped kitchen with quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances, hardwood flooring, modern bathrooms, and large windows in the living room. The den is behind a frosted door for privacy, and the package includes a storage locker and parking spot. Water costs are included in monthly fees of $678.
Agent Dino Capocci said the sale was a good value for 634 square feet with amenities like parking and a balcony. "For $590,500, that's good value," he said. The building has basic amenities and is close to major retailers, restaurants, gyms, and public transit.
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